KnowBe4, the company known for its Inside Man cyber training movies, has announced plans to acquire UK-based cloud email security firm Egress. The purchase will allow KnowBe4 to incorporate Egress’s Intelligent Email Security suite into its own product stack, creating
The All-in-One Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing Bundle is a valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their knowledge of cybersecurity. With the cybersecurity industry projected to be worth $424.97 billion by 2030, having a basic understanding of this field
Recent data from Gartner shows a 10% increase in the datacenter market due to the deployment of AI servers by hyperscalers. While AI in enterprise systems is seen as a way to enhance productivity and efficiency, running AI workloads comes
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Austria has emerged as a leading force in artificial intelligence (AI) research and development, driven by a strong academic community and a successful transition from theory to commercial applications. The Graz University of Technology, in particular, has become a global
Construction companies, agencies, and general contractors can greatly benefit from implementing a customer relationship management (CRM) tool. A CRM software can serve as a central hub for all client information and facilitate collaboration between architects, site managers, and builders. Additionally,
IT contractor Richard Alcock has been involved in a decade-long dispute with HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) over IR35 regulations, which determine whether contractors should pay tax and National Insurance Contributions (NICs) as permanent employees. HMRC claims that Alcock owes
Tech workers in APAC often face challenges with language barriers. While English is commonly used for cross-border business, effective communication can still be difficult, leading employees to rely on tools like Google Translate or ChatGPT. DeepL, a natural language processing
According to a report submitted to the Policing Board in Northern Ireland, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has been involved in surveillance incidents targeting journalists and lawyers. The report was handed to the board by PSNI chief constable
Scientists at Oxford University have made a breakthrough in the security and privacy of quantum cloud computing, bringing businesses closer to its widespread use. Using a method called ‘blind quantum computing,’ the researchers were able to connect two quantum computing